Our forum members have completed an interesting electronic music project which includes 26 tracks from 24 different NeoGAF members.

"Titled G.A.M.E., the project contains over two dozen tracks ranging from chiptunes to IDM to trance to experimental and everything in between, all inspired by our favorite videogames."

It can be downloaded here.  Discuss the project on the forum here.

GAFcast? Returning? Nah, we'll pretend it's business as usual. John tv joins Blackace, DCharlie, ddk and sp0rsk to give us impressions of Zelda: PH, Trusty Bell, Folk's Soul, Crush and more! This extra long cast also includes a new retro gaming segment and of course the regular OT and offline discussions.

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On this the St. Patty's Day edition of the GAFcast (the booze flows) our familiar trio end up with much to discuss. With the EGM Live Denis Dyack thread as a catalyst, they surge into an in-depth industry examination spanning storytelling inadequacies, managerial dishevelment, tech arms races, and more. Also don't miss out on the hilarious gaijin storytelling session and a recap of this week's legendary GAF threads.

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 This week Blackace, DCharlie, and ddk (our beloved sporks has left the cast) talk GDC, some import gaming, the state of online console gaming, and some problems with living as gaijin in Japan.

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This week's GAFcast kicks off with some listmania to get the games talk going, and moves into the hot topic of Euro-PS3 backwards compatilibity. The internationally minded GAFcasters discuss Aussieland and Japan as well.

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Dead or alive?  Very much alive in fact, the GAFcast finally returns with two new cast members: GAF's Blackace and DDK, as well as the returning Sporks and DCharlie.  Listen in awe as The GAFcast becomes relevant to GAF itself, with some belated discussions of the top games of 2006, best GAF threads of the week, OT forum shoutouts, and uncomfortable sporks innuendo.

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This week's GAFcast focuses on the relationship between Japanese games targeting American audiences and American games targeting Japanese audiences. Also: the Wii.

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The GAFcast returns once again, like a drunken phoenix contemplating its ashen past (amirite?). We have Resistance, Zelda, and Portrait of Ruin talk, Microsoft bumbling, cross-market strategizing...oh, and incredibly embarrassing Wii skits!

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Unfortunately we had some delays in post-production, but we're back on track with the 10th Anniversary episode.  Extra long and extra magical.

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New week and a new episode. This time around Kobun had to save a train from being derailed and couldn't make it, but fortunately a mysterious special guest star was scheduled to appear and so the GAFcast carries on.  We discuss Clover's doom, Wii and PS3 preorder madness, and much more.

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This week we discuss Justin's pokemans (he wants to show them to you), the latest news including the HDLoader suit and Lost Planet Halo comparisons, and the implications of the upcoming complete transition to next-gen.

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This week we bring you a special GAFcast, on site in Japan for the Tokyo Game Show with Chris, Justin, and David.  Also, be on the lookout for a video edition of this episode, which should be up some time soon.

Download this week's audio GAFcast at the main GAFcast page , and discuss it on the forum.

Update:  Video GAFcast released!

The GAFcast returns after a brief hiatus.  This week, Chris Kohler (KobunHeat) hosts, we discuss the PS3 press release, Tingle, Rule of Rose, Iga on the Wii, and more.  Be sure to have a listen.

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On this week's GAFcast we have some more Dead Rising discussion, a take on the July NPD sales numbers, and much more. Chris takes a break and Jon (Meier on GAF) fills in. 

Download it at the main GAFcast page, and discuss it on the forum.

What are you looking for in a podcast?  Is it honesty, irreverence, and passionate anti-fanboy elitism?  Well then maybe you have your answer.  The GAFcast matches site staff with some of the forum's outspoken users to discuss games, the gaming industry, and anything in between. 

This week marks the first official NeoGAF Podcast, after operating unofficially for a short period.  Dan Dormer, Chris Kohler, Justin Epperson, and David Coyles discuss the latest gaming news & rumors, including the dismantling of E3 and widespread vocal support for the Wii among large publishers.  They also share their impressions of Dead Rising, Ultimate Ghouls & Ghosts PSP, and others. 

Be sure to check it out and download at the main GAFcast page, and catch the discussion over at the official forum thread.

Due to popular demand we've launched a merchandise line with some interesting items.  You can check it out here.

Since the prospect of an independent GAF became a reality in 2004, we've undergone a slow, steady restructuring.  We were formerly tied to the Gaming-Age news site, and had little need for a landing page of our own, but over time this need became apparent. 

Now, with the birth of NeoGAF LLC and its associated properties, we've become aggressive in our desires to clean up our lingering problems in presentation and site loading speed, while also completing the community dynamic with associated relevant content.  We'll be adding additional hardware in May to handle our ever-increasing traffic, we've designed a new logo to go along with our new look, and as you can see we've added a proper front page to the site.

Whereas the community grew apart from our former front page over the years, eventually becoming irrelevant to most GAFers, the NeoGAF front page will offer quality content by GAFers and for GAFers, including industry and media insights by some of our famous (and infamous) members.  We're a totally independent entity with no hidden agendas and no PR contacts to fondle, so we hope you'll enjoy what the front page has to offer in that regard. 

Besides these articles, we're also going to be running special contests and tournaments for the NeoGAF community.  The community holds a large base of competitive gamers, and we aim to get you involved beginning in the very near future. 

All of us at the NeoGAF team hope you enjoy these new features.